Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-14
General Notes.

Ol course The DEMOCRAT will be there.
Where? Why, don't you know? at
|WOodmansee's Hall next Thursday even
ing when the Pleasant Hour Club will
giye another OF their ever enjoyable terp-
schorean parties.
Divine services in the Tabernacle to-
morrow commence at p. m" So /
read in Saturdays Herald. "Dvine ?"
Yes OWNED the niger in the wood
lple, namely, great and stentorious
Berries OF harangues on to-day's election,
Wherein the priesthood's cat-o'-nine-tails
vas laid on the back OF the Peoples
party with old-time vigor and Jedediah
NJ. Grant "reminiscences. For, let us
never forget it, This is no Church and
State, or Church in State government ;
HiSaN Church, as it always has been.
Iii to be hoped that when these lines
are read the entire membership of the
Liberal party have deposited their bal
lOtS straight and solid, and thus elected
the ticket headed by Fred j. Kiese.
On the 22d there will be II pleasant
party by the Liberals of Plain City, at
which misunderstanding Attorney
~N'bN"Nl anu OLllCl PROMINENT NlllltllS
pre- likely to participate,
Early on Sunday forenoon sudden
Pail storm broke loose, accompanied by
thunder roars. 1t gradually smoothed
aoWn to a silent but copious down-pOur
osnow, covering the landscape with q
mantle OF chaste white.
10 be or not to be, that is the ques-
'on" Tor the Peoples party.
All the teams in town and many out of
y were engaged to-day carrying voters to
and from the polling places. Fifth
nueet near Goung's was crowded with
yshlcles, equestrains and pedestrians OF
aA ages and sizes, two sexes and two
parties, all day.
Inc receipt OF the contributions Tor the
sufferers by the Charleston earthquake
Iased from and by the humane citizen
osden upon the initiative and under
.ne auspices OF John A. Dix Post No. 3,
Y; A. T., has been officially and formally
aHnocwledged by the Mayor and Clerk OF
,nat Inflated city, the gem and pride o.
Fl fOnth Carlonia.
A Tomorrow evening, at the rresby.
H Snan Church, T.. II. Anderson, Esq.
sSlhty Superintendent Of Public Schools
Su deliver an address TO the public meet
mB Of the Woman's Christian Temper
'g nv Union. There will be good music
inree sleepers and two special cars
yne ol the Northern Pacific and one o
Nc central Pacific, went west last night
!, L. Bowler, of the Bowler House
Ials1aIltown, Iowa, went west last night
VOuhd Tor Los Angeles.
4 Jas ", Browning returned from Sal
lul trip. e' '''''' WY '"' ''''
h u Ialor iarb passed through, wcstbound
I" last nights G. p. train.
a large number of Salt Lake sympa,
/ n ia9ts with our Liberal party came NJ
NUE. forenoon to watch the election and
II pray Tor our success.
The saloons were scrupulously close,
'IIday long.
r H. II, smith, of Corinnc, has rcturne,
/ Prom the East.
oa m' Ingram, Of Pennington, came t
morning ' '''' VIZ
Il Today Major II. \. Littlefeld turne
NJ ToS'ollice over to the new postmaster
"h John q, Tyler
nd rne Liberal headquarters were re
e %",eu TO Fifth street to-day, in NOR
Al" , "anehl proximity to the polls, whic
DnnS S"ly decorated and presented bus
'Pl"orancea all day.
a,i "ey; lIllf spent Sunday in our midst
Nm'lmE the Sabbath services of tn
Methodist Church.
Cen,.II Lannan arrived on the Un
Il ."''a' from Salt Lake this morning.
Ha tne funeral OF the little son of q. "
QSJS, TOOK place Yesterday afternoon a
H lnTtaun,. COMBS, the fellow who drew
pacigo vi Conductor Cassin, of the Centri
e0it"mc on December 3Oth, was fonn
II "'' VI assault with intent to murder